The Arch Puurs, Belgium
The Arch continued to create new music and their sound continued to evolve. A brand-new album, “Engine in Void” was released on the German label Echozone, and everything went in the fast lane again : in 2012 there were gigs in Belgium, Germany, Holland, Spain and Hungaria. For the moment The Arch is working on a new album and looking forward to new gigs in Germany, Spain, France and... ... more
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